Page 1 MediCal Pro Installation & User Manual...
Page 2 B4100132 - 02 July 2004 www.barco.com...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
The main window in Advanced user mode 13 First Installation 20 Overview 20 Installation of the hardware 23 Barco flat panel display installation 23 Barco CRT display installation 23 Dicom Theater installation 24 Non-Barco display installation 24 Optical sensor connection 24...
Page 4 Using MediCal Pro 66 Starting up 66 Entering Advanced user mode 67 Changing passwords 67 Calibrating displays 68 Calibrating Barco flat panel displays 69 Calibrating Barco projectors 69 Calibrating Barco CRT displays 70 Full screen calibration 71 Calibrating non-Barco displays 72...
Page 5 Connecting to MediCal Administrator 90 Registering the operations in a log file 91 Selecting Luminance units 93 Selecting units of length 93 Setting up optical sensor list and priority 93 Additional display functions 94 Viewing display and imaging board properties 94 Controlling Contrast &...
Page 6 This is a legal Agreement between you, the end user, and BARCO NV., a Belgian corporation (“BARCO NV”). By accepting this package, you agree to be bound by the terms of this Agreement. If you do not agree with the terms of this Agreement, return the unopened disk package and the accompanying manuals, containers, and hardware (“Product Materials”) to the person or place from...
Page 7: Limited Warranty
BARCO NV’s entire liability and your exclusive remedy shall be, at BARCO NV’s option, either return of the price paid, or repair or replacement of the Software that does not meet BARCO NV’s Limited Warranty and which is returned to BARCO NV with a copy of your receipt. This Limited Warranty is void if failure of the Software has resulted from accident, abuse, or misapplication.
Page 8 Agreement, write to BARCO NV. Th. Sevenslaan 106, B-8500 Kortrijk, Belgium. Trademark information MediCal, BarcoMed, and MeDis are registered trademarks of BARCO NV. Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
Page 9 INTRODUCTION Introduction...
Page 10: Introduction
Quality Assurance (Q/A). With MediCal Pro, you can set up and align the displays of the viewing station, including the definition of a display function and conformance calibration. You can set up a Q/A check schedule, consisting of different tasks that can be scheduled with a different frequency.
Page 11: About Qa Tasks
I-Guard sensor from Dicom Theater are supported. 1.3 About QA tasks With MediCal Pro, you can set up a schedule of QA tasks that have to run at certain moments to check the conformance and consistency of the viewing station displays.
Page 12: The Main Window At Start-Up
1.4 The main window at start-up MediCal Pro always starts in Standard user mode. In Standard user mode, the main window consists of the Q/A Check section, allowing you to run and check Q/A tasks. The Q/A Check section in the main window contains the following items: •...
Page 13: The Main Window In Advanced User Mode
View menu: Select the style you desire from the Select Style drop- down list. The selected style applies to the height of texts, icons and windows. To activate the selected style, exit MediCal Pro and open it again. • Tools menu: As standard user, there is only one option: Options >...
Page 14 Configuration section: one for each head. • For each display that you wish to control and check with MediCal Pro, a display icon should appear in the rectangles. These icons reflect the displays connected to the imaging board heads.
Page 15 • If one or some of the displays you wish to control does not appear as display icon, you need to run the configuration setup Wizard. This is also the case after something has changed to the viewing station (e.g., a display was removed or added). Running the configuration setup Wizard can be done by clicking on the Configuration Setup...
Page 16 In case of a sensor, show the sensor properties. Add a display icon to the configuration. This Add Display action does not use the Configuration Setup Wizard, but allows you to directly add a Barco or non-Barco display. Remove a display icon from the configuration. Remove Display...
Page 17 The function is applicable to some BARCO dis- plays only. The function is grayed if not available on the display.
Page 18 Introduction...
Page 19 FIRST INSTALLATION First installation...
Page 20: First Installation
2 First Installation 2.1 Overview If you install MediCal Pro on a medical viewing station for the first time, you should go through the steps listed below. These steps are just listed here, as an overview of the complete installation. They are described in detail further in this chapter.
Page 21 Set up the configuration See § Setting up the configuration : Setting up the configuration Align the displays, if necessary See § Aligning the displays : Aligning the displays Define the presets See § Defining Presets : Defining Presets First installation...
Page 22 Calibrate the displays See § Calibrating displays : Calibrating displays Define the Q/A task schedule See § Setting up the Q/A schedule : Setting up the Q/A schedule Change the application settings, if necessary See § Defining the Q/A task trigger settings : Defining the Q/A task trigger settings First installation...
Page 23: Installation Of The Hardware
See § Running the due tasks : Running the due tasks 2.2 Installation of the hardware MediCal Pro can be used on any viewing station that runs on Windows NT4, Windows 2000 or Windows XP. The viewing station can contain any number of displays, Barco and non-Barco displays.
Page 24: Dicom Theater Installation
E.g., a dual-head board contains two separate heads, and thus two separate video and sync outputs. 3 Data connection: You can control the Barco CRT displays through the USB bus or through serial connection. Serial connection: Connect the displays’ Remote connectors in a loop- through (daisy-chain) configuration to the viewing station’s computer.
Page 25: Medical Pro Installation
Before installing MediCal Pro 1 You must have Administrator privileges to install the software. 2 If there are older versions of MediCal Pro or MediCal Control installed on the PC, remove them. Please refer to the § “Uninstalling MediCal Pro”, further in this chapter.
Page 26: Uninstalling Medical Pro
3 From the Start menu, select Settings > Control Panel. 4 Double-click on the Add/Remove Programs icon. 5 Select MediCal Pro from the list box at the bottom of the Add/Remove Program Properties dialog. 6 Click on the Change/Remove... button.
Page 27 4 If the system contains no Barco flat panel displays, nor Barco CRT displays connected to the USB bus, MediCal Pro will notice that there is no configuration set up in the program yet. It will ask if you want to log in as Advanced user, to set up the configuration.
Page 28: Connection To Medical Administrator
Please proceed with § Setting up the configuration , “ Setting up the configuration “. If you have MediCal Administrator installed, select Yes to continue. MediCal Pro will start a Wizard to set up the server. Please proceed with § Connection to MediCal Administrator , “ Connection to MediCal Administrator “.
Page 29 3 The Wizard will start searching for the server on the network. Click on Next to start the search. If the Wizard does not find the server or if there are problems to register to the server, you will have to exit the Wizard. Contact the system administrator to solve the problem.
Page 30 5 The drop-down list shows all medical facilities connected to MediCal Administrator on the server. If the facility to which this viewing station belongs, is not in the list, you should exit the Wizard by clicking on Cancel. The medical facility should be added from within MediCal Administrator.
Page 31 7 The entered information is added to MediCal Administrator. Click on Next. First installation...
Page 32: Setting Up The Configuration
They are all connected physically, by means of cables and connectors. An example of a medical viewing station consisting of one PC with four imaging board heads and four Barco flat panels connected. Those panels have an internal optical sensor.
Page 33: Setting Up The Configuration By Running The Configuration Setup Wizard
This is the MediCal Pro configuration corresponding to the medical viewing station shown above. To run Q/A tasks on the viewing station or to perform actions on the viewing station displays, MediCal Pro must know the exact and complete configuration.
Page 34 Choose the setup type that corresponds to the viewing station on which MediCal Pro is installed: A system with CRT displays, a system with with flat panel displays or a Dicom Theater system. Click on the Next button to proceed.
Page 35 3 Searching for Barco displays The Wizard looks if there are Barco displays or projectors connected to the workstation computer via serial data connection. After a few seconds, it returns the number of found Barco displays. Notes: In case Barco flat panel displays are connected to the workstation, the Wizard can identify the display serial numbers and the heads they are connected to.
Page 36 Click on Next to continue. Please continue with step 5. 4b The number of found Barco displays does not equal the number of imaging board heads in the viewing station The Wizard asks if the number of found Barco displays really equals the number of Barco displays you want to add to the configuration.
Page 37 Select the head of which the character appears on the dimmed display. Click on the Next button to add the next display. Repeat this until all Barco displays are added. If you add Barco displays only, please continue with step 9.
Page 38 6 Position sensor patch This screen appears only in case of a Dicom Theater application. After a projector is found to add to the configuration, the projector projects a black square. This is the patch for the optical sensor (the patch will turn white afterwards).
Page 39 7 Control non-Barco displays If there are more heads in the computer than found Barco displays or if no Barco displays were found at all, the Wizard asks if you want to add non- Barco displays to the configuration. You can proceed with the Wizard, defining the non-Barco displays.
Page 40 The Wizard allows to logically link a non-Barco display to each remaining imaging board head. The Wizard makes a suggestion of the head to link the display to by inverting the colors of the character in the display’s lower right corner.
Page 41 10 Display function Select the display function you want to use for all the displays. This screen does not appear for Dicom Theater applications. Display function Select the required display function from the drop-down list. For most medical viewing applications, we recommend you select the DICOM display function, as this function results in the most visible grayscales.
Page 42 11 White and black luminance You can choose to specify one particular white luminance and black luminance value for all the displays. This screen does not appear for Dicom Theater applications. Select Yes only if all displays are the same type and if you are sure about the value to specify.
Page 43 12 Calibration You can choose to calibrate the displays and possibly run a QA check on the displays after finishing the Wizard. The Q/A check option can be checked only if the Calibrate option is checked. We advise not to check either of these options at this time, because the displays have to be aligned (CRT displays only) after the configuration setup, and the presets still have to be defined or edited.
Page 44: Solving Configuration Setup Wizard Search Errors
The display icons are now filled in in the main window’s Configuration section. Note: If MediCal Pro was installed for CRT displays and the Wizard has now detected only Barco flat panel displays, a message appears, asking you to disable the Uniformity task for the flat panel displays. We advise to select Yes because the uniformity task is not needed for flat panels.
Page 45 The Wizard provides two ways to solve a search problem, taking the above-mentioned possible causes into account. Note: The search error solving methods can work only for Barco CRT displays connected through a serial connection. For flat panel or non-Barco displays these methods are not applicable.
Page 46 2 The Wizard indicates the maximum number of Barco displays you can add. This is the number of imaging board heads in the computer. In the field, enter the total number of Barco displays you want to add. This number should not exceed the number given by the Wizard.
Page 47 E.g., if 4 Barco displays are connected, you need to unplug the Remote Out connection of the 3rd one. When ready, click on Next. 7 You have to repeat the previous step on the other Barco displays, in descending order towards the computer. Read and follow the instructions of the Wizard carefully.
Page 48: Setting Up The Configuration Directly By Using The Drop-Down Menus
2 Barco flat panel displays are added immediately. For all other display types, the Display Connection Setup dialog appears. a) Select the Serial port tab if you want to add a Barco projector connected to the serial (Remote) bus. First installation...
Page 49: Aligning The Displays
The image of the selected display will blink for a few times. b) Select the No Link tab if you want to add a non-Barco display. Enter the brand name, type and serial number. Also, you have to indicate whether the display is a grayscale display or not, and a CRT or flat panel display.
Page 50 Non-Barco displays must be aligned using their own controls. Please refer to that display’s user documentation. To start display alignment for Barco displays, right-click on the icon of the display you want to align. Select Alignment... from the drop-down menu.
Page 51: The Possible Display Alignment Families Are
The possible display alignment families are: Horizontal geometry settings Vertical geometry settings East-West geometry settings White uniformity settings (on color displays only) The Alignment dialog contains the following elements: • The icons at the top of the dialog indicate the different alignment families (e.g., horizontal geometry, vertical geometry etc.).
Page 52: Horizontal Geometry Settings
Horizontal geometry settings Horizontal position (course) Position the middle vertical line of the test image approximately in the center. This is a course adjustment. You will get the opportunity to fine- tune later in the procedure. Screen width Adjust the width of the white frame on the test image following the display’s specifications.
Page 53: Vertical Geometry Settings
Rotation Adjust until the white frame on the test image is perfectly upright. Vertical geometry settings Vertical position (course) Position the middle horizontal line of the test image approximately in the center. This is a course adjustment. You will get the opportunity to fine- tune later in the procedure.
Page 54: East-West Geometry Settings
bright ascending line (joined by two parts of gray lines) and two dim ascending lines, at a distance of a few cm. The bright line is the AWS line and the dim lines are AKB lines. 5. Step by step, decrease the AKB shift adjustment. As a result, the AWS and AKB lines in the test image move up.
Page 55: White Uniformity Settings (On Color Displays Only)
White uniformity settings (on color displays only) The white uniformity adjustments compensate for the effect of disturbing magnetic fields on color displays. These magnetic fields cause color purity or white uniformity errors. The most common is distortion due to the earth magnetic field.
Page 56: Procedure
• Display function: The function that defines how the luminance evolves when the video signal goes from black to white. For a color display, you must additionally define: • White chroma: The chroma or color temperature for a white image. •...
Page 57: Preset Parameters
The left column shows the installed presets. The right window pane shows the properties of the preset selected in the left column. You can select an installed preset and, if necessary, modify its properties. Alternatively, you can first copy an installed preset by clicking on the Copy button, and then modify its properties to create a brand new preset without overwriting one of the others.
Page 58 The field will be grayed if the “Measure on next calibration” option is selected. Chroma (color displays only) Note: This item is grayed for predefined Presets for Barco projectors (in Dicom Theater). If you create a new Preset, you will be able to define a chroma.
Page 59: Calibrating Displays
You will be asked to calibrate the sensor (if necessary) and apply it to the screen. Display function Note: This item is grayed for predefined Presets for Barco projectors (in Dicom Theater). If you create a new Preset, you will be able to define a display function.
Page 60: Defining The Q/A Task Trigger Settings
To access MediCal Pro’s default Q/A schedule, click on the Q/A Setup... button in the main window. For more information, please refer to § “Setting up a Q/A task schedule” on page 75. 2.10 Defining the Q/A task trigger settings...
Page 61 To define the task trigger settings: 1 From the Tools menu, select Options > Application Settings. 2 Select the Trigger Settings tab. 3 Set the trigger settings. The possible trigger settings are: First installation...
Page 62 When the user logs in Tasks that have become due, will be executed at the moment a user logs in on the workstation. This is a good setting for tasks that require a user interaction (non- intervention-free). The tasks are executed after they have become due and at the moment someone logs in on the workstation.
Page 63: When Will A Task Start
No trigger settings defined If you do not check any of the trigger settings, the task will not start automatically, even when it has become due. The task can be run manually only. 2.11 When will a task start? First condition: Task is due The first condition for a task to start, is that it is or becomes due.
Page 64: Running The Due Tasks
Example: Let us again suppose that the Measure Quality Level task is scheduled weekly, on Thursday at 10 PM. Let us also suppose the trigger settings for this task are set to: "When the screen saver is activated". On Thursday at 10.00 PM, a doctor is working on the workstation, viewing medical images.
Page 65 USING MEDICAL PRO...
Page 66: Using Medical Pro
(OSD) on the screen of the displays. Please refer to the display’s user manual to know how to do this. 2 Start MediCal Pro from the Start > Programs > MediCal menu in Windows. 3 During start-up, the MediCal Pro Startup application may display the following message: This means that another application has changed an imaging board’s...
Page 67: Entering Advanced User Mode
Here is an example of a message that may appear when MediCal Pro has detected a display has been removed from the system: Select Quit application to stop MediCal Pro. Then you can try to restore the hardware connection to the display that was missing, and restart MediCal Pro.
Page 68: Calibrating Displays
You can calibrate Barco displays and non-Barco displays, but the procedure for both categories is different. MediCal Pro supports the following sensors for calibration: X-Rite DTP92 (serial or USB), Wellhofer Luxor LXPlus, Solar PMA2200, Minolta LS100 and Tektronix TJ17. Also the Coronis I-Guard sensor inside BARCO flat panel displays and the I-Guard sensor from Dicom Theater are supported.
Page 69: Calibrating Barco Flat Panel Displays
Calibrating Barco flat panel displays Barco flat panel displays, like the Coronis displays, have a built-in optical sensor that communicates with MediCal Pro. The calibration runs completely automatically. When the calibration is finished successfully, it displays the following message. Click on OK to close the window.
Page 70: Calibrating Barco Crt Displays
Calibrating Barco CRT displays 1 If you use an X-Rite DTP92 sensor, you may be asked to calibrate the sensor first. Make sure the sensor is completely covered (so that no light can enter the sensor) and click on OK.
Page 71: Full Screen Calibration
Click on OK to close the window. Full screen calibration Full screen calibration is possible on Barco CRT displays only. The optical sensor must be connected to the display to be able to perform full screen calibration. The function is grayed if not available on the display.
Page 72: Calibrating Non-Barco Displays
The zone where you have to put the sensor, is indicated by a white, blinking square. Calibrating non-Barco displays 1 If you use an X-Rite DTP92 sensor, you may be asked to calibrate the sensor first. Make sure the sensor is completely covered (so that no light can enter the sensor) and click on OK.
Page 73 Measure window in the corner. a) If you have specified an absolute value for black luminance in the Preset, MediCal Pro displays this value in the message. You must control the display brightness manually until the measured value is equal or lower than the target value.
Page 74 Measure window. a) If you have specified an absolute value for white luminance in the Preset, MediCal Pro displays this value in the message. You must control the display contrast manually until the measured value is equal or higher than the target value.
Page 75: Setting Up A Q/A Task Schedule
E.g., an Automatic I-Guard Check on a BARCO Coronis display is such a task. These tasks can run also when no user is logged in on the workstation.
Page 76: Adding Tasks
When MediCal Pro is installed, a default task schedule is filled in. The Q/A Setup window gives the following information: Task Name The task’s name or description Status Whether the task is enabled or disabled Schedule The frequency with which you wish the task to be exe-...
Page 77: Enabling Or Disabling Tasks
There is no way to remove the tasks from the schedule. If you do not want a task to be executed, you have to disable it (see below). To see which plug-ins are installed, you can open the Help menu of MediCal Pro. Enabling or disabling tasks To enable or disable a task: 1 In the Q/A setup window, right-click on the name of the task you wish to enable or disable.
Page 78: Scheduling A Task
Scheduling a task To schedule a task: 1 In the Q/A setup window, right-click on the name of the task you wish to schedule. A drop-down menu appears (see above). 2 Select the desired frequency from the Schedule > menu: The task becomes due every day at the scheduled time.
Page 79: Description Of The Tasks
Running Q/A tasks MediCal Communicator service During installation of MediCal Pro, a Windows service is installed as well. This service, called MediCal Communicator, will run the due tasks, taking the Q/A task time schedule and the task trigger settings into account.
Page 80 Running tasks from within MediCal Pro Running all due tasks To run all today’s due tasks from within MediCal Pro, first start up MediCal Pro (see “Starting up for the first time” on page 26). To run the due tasks, click on the Q/A Check... button in the main window.
Page 81: Checking Task Results
Checking the results of executed tasks can be done with the MediCal Administrator application, if installed. However, also in MediCal Pro you can check the task results. To check the task results, click on the Q/A Setup... button in the main...
Page 82 To troubleshoot tasks that are Not OK Tasks that were Not OK the last time they were executed, are indicated with a question mark in the Current Status field in the Q/A Setup window. To see a description of the problem(s), click on the question mark. The problem description appears.
Page 83 To display all tasks’ last results To display all tasks’ last results, click on the Last Result Logs... in the Q/A Setup window. The overview of all tasks’ last results appears. To see the history log of a task, click the task name in the All Results window.
Page 84 To see the history log of a task, click the task name in the Last Result window. For tasks that were Not OK: To see a problem description and a hint to solve the problem, click on the question mark next to the task in the Last Result window.
Page 85: Using Test Patterns For A Quick Q/A Check
Alternatively, in the Q/A Setup window, right-click on the task name and select History... from the drop-down menu. The history is shown as table only, and cannot be printed. To see more (older) results in the history list, click on the double arrow under the scroll bar at the right of the list.
Page 86 3 Select a pattern from the drop-down list. If you select Select Image, a dialog box will appear when the pattern is loaded, allowing you to select any jpg, bmp or gif image file on the computer. 4 Click on the Load button. After a few seconds, the test pattern will appear.
Page 87 Bands with text This pattern can be used to check if the display func- tion is perceptually linear (calibrated according to the DICOM display curve). This is the case if the text in all of the bands is legi- ble. Briggs This pattern can be used to check if the display func- tion is perceptually linear (calibrated according to the...
Page 88: Changing An Existing Configuration
Select image Browse and select your own test pattern. MediCal LE supports bmp, tif, jpg and gif files. TG18QC This pattern is a universal pattern with which you can check geometry, focus, white luminance, bandwidth and display curve, according to the AAPM qualifica- tions.
Page 89 2 Barco flat panel displays are added immediately. For all other display types, the Display Connection Setup dialog appears. a) Select the Serial port tab if you want to add a Barco projector connected to the serial (Remote) bus. Check the communication port to which the display is connected.
Page 90: Removing A Display
3.8 Connecting to MediCal Administrator When MediCal Pro starts up for the very first time, it provides the opportunity to connect to a server on which MediCal Administrator is installed. If MediCal Pro is not yet connected to a MediCal Administrator server, it is still possible to do this in the program.
Page 91: Registering The Operations In A Log File
“First Installation” for a detailed description of this Wizard. 3.9 Registering the operations in a log file MediCal Pro stores the results of the Q/A checks in a log file, and if it is connected to a MediCal Administrator server, it sends the result data to MediCal Administrator.
Page 92 To select / deselect logging: 1 From the Tools menu, select Options > Application Settings. 2 Select the General tab. 3 If Logging is checked, the manipulations are registered in the log file. If Logging is not checked, the manipulations are not registered in the log file.
Page 93: Selecting Luminance Units
3 Select the desired unit of length. 3.12 Setting up optical sensor list and priority MediCal Pro supports a list of possible optical sensors. To speed up the search for connected optical sensors, it is best to indicate which sensor types are used and which ones are not used.
Page 94: Additional Display Functions
2 Select the Sensor Setup tab. 3 Check the types of sensors used on the viewing station. Do not check the types that are not used. 4 Select a sensor type and use the buttons left of the sensor list to change the priority of sensors. 3.13 Additional display functions Viewing display and imaging board properties In the Configuration section in the main window, right-click on the...
Page 95 The display type or description. Serial number: The display’s serial number. Software number: The order number of the display’s internal software (BARCO displays only). Screen height The height of the visible display screen. The unit of length can be selected in the Application Settings...
Page 96 Gray scale: This option is checked if the software has detected the display is a grayscale display (BARCO displays only) or if the user has defined the display as a gray- scale display during the configuration setup. CRT/Flat panel: Whether the display is a CRT or flat panel type.
Page 97 Check this option to switch on the Power Saving DPMS utility (DPMS). The option is grayed if not appli- cable to the selected display. Power LED Check this option to switch on or off the func- tionality of the power LED. Display Details: Projectors Display Number The order number of the projector...
Page 98 The order number of the display Software Number The order number of the display’s internal software (BARCO displays only) Software version The version of the display’s internal software (BARCO displays only) Lifetime The time (in hours) the display has been operating so...
Page 99: Controlling Contrast & Brightness
The driver version controlling the board Controlling Contrast & Brightness This function is available for BARCO CRT displays only. In the Configuration section in the main window, right-click on the icon of the display you wish to control contrast or brightness of.
Page 100 From the drop-down menu that appears, select Brightness/Contrast... The Brightness/Contrast control panel appears. Automatic Contrast / Brightness If checked, this function uses the Ambient Light Compensation option to control Contrast and Brightness automatically. In that case, the Contrast and Brightness will be set depending on the ambient light around the display.
Page 101: Luminance Uniformity Correction On/Off
The function is grayed if not available on the display. Degaussing displays This function is available for color BARCO displays only. In the Configuration section in the main window, right-click on the icon of the display you wish to degauss.
Page 102: Sensor Patch Position
From the drop-down menu that appears, select Degauss. As a result, possible purity errors in the image (so-called hot spots) are removed. The display automatically degausses at switch-on. Sensor patch position This function is available only for Dicom Theater applications. With this dialog box you can adjust the projector sensor patch position and size.
Page 103: Changing The Program's Appearance
3.14 Changing the program’s appearance It is possible to change the appearance of MediCal Pro somehow. The change in appearance affects the size of characters and icons used in the program. Changing the appearance might be necessary to improve the legibility when the displays are switched to a different resolution.
Page 104 About: Displays the details of this version of MediCal Pro.
Page 106 GLOSSARY...
Page 107: Glossary
4 Glossary 4.1 Q/A check In softcopy diagnostic systems, displays are used to judge medical images and to take conclusions about patients’ physical condition. It is obvious that the image quality is of the utmost importance. Therefore it is necessary to check the quality of the system, and especially the displays’...
Page 108: Viewing Station
They are all connected physically, by means of cables and connectors. 4.6 Configuration The configuration in MediCal Pro is the software representation of the viewing station’s hardware components. A complete configuration contains the following information:...
Page 109: Dicom
This is called a dual head imaging board. It is like two complete imaging boards implemented on one single unit. A dual head board in the computer behaves exactly as if two separate boards were installed. 4.10 DICOM DICOM stands for Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine.
Page 111: Index
Index Symbols (Advanced user symbol) 10 Add Barco display 48, 89 Add Display 16, 48, 88 Address 23, 46, 98 Advanced user 27 Advanced user mode 10, 13 AKB removal 53 AKB shift 53 Alignment 16, 50 Ambient Light Compensation 41, 59, 70, 73, 100...
Page 112 Corner deformation 54 Daily 78 Data connection 24, 45 Degauss 16 Display alignment 50 Display Details 96, 98 Display device 108 Display function 41, 56, 59 Display Properties 95 Every Screen 86 FL 93 Flat panel display 11, 27, 35, 37, 44, 49, 68, 90, 93, 96 Footlambert 93 Full Screen 86 Full screen calibration 16, 101...
Page 113 Identify 16 Imaging board properties 99 Invert LUT 86 Last Q/A check 12 Linearize LUT 86 Logging 92 Luminance Uniformity Correction 71 Main window 12 MediCal Administrator 27 Medical viewing station 32, 108 Monthly 78 Not OK 12 OK 12 Optical sensor 11, 70, 72 Orbiter 98 Parabola deformation 54...
Page 114 Q/A task Running All due tasks 80 Single task 81 Q/A tasks 107 Quarterly 78 Remote address 23, 46, 98 Remote Timeout 98 Remove Display 16, 90 Result 12 Rotation 53 Screen height 53 Screen width 52 Select Style 103 Send Feedback 103 Sensor 70, 72 Skewing 54...
Page 115 Tools menu 13 Trapezoid deformation 54 trigger settings 60 Twice a Year 78 Unknown 12 User Login 67 User mode 10 Vertical linearity 53 Vertical position 53 Vertical S-correction 53 Vertical uniformity 55 Video connection 24 View menu 13 Viewing station 32 Weekly 78 White luminance 42, 55, 56, 57, 74 White point 53...

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